Rob Cook joined Gloucester Rugby in the summer of 2012 from the Cornish Pirates. A prolific points scorer in the Championship with the Pirates, he totalled over 1000 points in his three seasons at the Mennaye Field.

However, he’s not just a goal kicker. A dangerous counter attacker in particular, he scored 26 tries over the same period.

2011-12 saw him named in the Championship Dream Team as he passed a thousand points in total for the Pirates and chalked up a century of first team appearances.

Following a hugely impressive season in 2013/14, Rob was named season ticket holder's Player of the Season after a great campaign crossing for six tries and kicking 29 points with his unique kicking style.

Injury sidelined him for a while in 2014-15 but he returned before the end of the season and made 22 appearances in 2015-15 including scoring a superb solo try against Quins at Twickenham.